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Mountain Cabernets are some of the most sought-after wines coming out of Napa today, packing as much full-throttle power as you’ll find anywhere, yet restrained by big alpine structure and scintillating acidity. These aren’t delicate, shy wines—squeezed from vines that have had to struggle to produce every last drop, they burst with energy and character,…
La Pelle is already being touted as a must-have Napa Cab, and—since it’s made by Wine Enthusiast’s 40 Under 40 winemaking master, Maayan Koschitzky and iconic vineyard manager, Miguel Luna—its cult status is destined to follow soon. Because of our personal relationship with Maayan and Miguel, we were able to snag their last few bottles for…
White Companion For The Dog Days of Summer Mouthwatering, terrifically mineral, finishing with bracing acidity, this 2017 Lagar de la Santina Rías Baixas drinks like a $25 Albariño—available exclusively to Wine Access loyalists for just $14.99. From renowned importer, winemaker, and Loire native Christophe Chapillon, this is everything we love about the variety from the…
Ken Laird has been farming in Napa Valley for over 50 vintages. He works with 60+ wineries there—including big-name players like Duckhorn, Cakebread, and Lewis—and while he’s an open book about most of his sites, there is one whose client list remains completely confidential. That would be his superb Red Hen Vineyard. Thanks to its…
Pure, Table-Friendly Vermentino Why do sommeliers at Michelin-starred restaurants seek out the world’s tiny, tucked-away wine regions? Because of wines like the 2017 Laura Aschero Riviera Ligure di Ponente Vermentino, an insider white wine from the Ligurian Riviera that has landed on the list at Two-Star Aquarello in San Francisco, as well as Italian wine…
A White Born of Soil, Sunshine, and Sea Spray We all know that wine has the power to transport the drinker—and believe us, you want to go where the 2017 Le Casematte Peloro Bianco Terre Siciliane IGT takes you: One sip of this mineral-rich, laser-focused white, and you’re on the arresting slopes or northern Sicily,…
Our Rhône collector pal always attempts to hide the Clos du Caillou from us every time we come over. We “feel bad” opening such a low-yielding (aka rare) Châteaneuf-du-Pape treasure, but we also can’t get enough of the producer’s trademark balanced refinement that also delivers the power and depth that’s so unique to the Southern Rhône….
Estate-grown. Single-vineyard. “Top-Flight Winemaker.” Each of these can single-handedly add digits to a wine’s price. But Le Vigne’s 2017 Petite Sirah is a different story. It’s everything we love about Petite Sirah—powerful, expressive, complex, it’s the type of value we’re always looking for, but rarely find. In fact, this generous Petite Sirah is impossible to…
Leeuwin Estate’s Art Series Cabernet might be the most underpriced great wine in the world. Our Head of Wine, Vanessa Conlin, calls Leeuwin “the benchmark for Australian Cabernet,” while James Suckling has invoked the First Growths, calling Leeuwin the “Mouton Rothschild of Australia.” This Cabernet has it all: complexity, ageworthiness, and a voice that speaks…
Numbers hardly tell the story of any wine. Numbers don’t convey the pomegranate vibrancy or rose petal aromatics contained in the 2017 Cuvée X. Numbers don’t capture its purity or silkiness or drinkability next to, say, a grilled fillet of wild-caught sockeye salmon. But numbers prove that Eric Lemelson’s Cuvée X consistently delivers one of…
Exceptional Chardonnay from World’s Top 100 Winery LIOCO is no longer a new kid on the block. For 15 years, they’ve sourced the best fruit from Sonoma and the Russian River Valley, and today are making wines that put them in the realm of Littorai, Hanzell, and Patz & Hall. Today’s 2017 LIOCO Sonoma County…
farmers, cellarmasters, and barrel brokers who might be unknown to the wider public but are celebrities to those who work in the California wine biz. Tony Lombardi is industry FAMOUS. His family has lived in Sonoma since the ‘40s, he’s been in the wine game for nearly his entire adult life and has built a…
It’s been a challenging year-long wait for master winemaker Rick Longoria’s Cuvée Diana, so we were ecstatic to receive the new vintage—a Chardonnay lover’s Chardonnay that shows the best of the Sta. Rita Hills at a price that will recalibrate your idea of what’s possible at $30. “The 2017 Chardonnay Cuvée Diana is just gorgeous,”…
Provence might have had a stronghold on the market, but no more. The Lorenza rosé hails from sunny California using Provencal varieties and hits the spot for any festive occasion. The low alcohol (only 11.4%!) won’t weigh down your Croquet game, and the fresh acidity and notes of peach, melon, and tangerine are a terrific…
A Master Sommelier and Rockstar Winemaker Join Forces Master Sommeliers have famously precise palates. Earning the coveted title takes years of study, and thousands of corks are popped as the candidates work their way toward expertise in—literally—the entire world of wine. So when Master Sommelier Geoff Kruth set out to produce his own wines, he…
“Even today, Beaune is frequently underrated despite being within Burgundy. And this wine shows what nonsense that is.” Those were James Suckling’s words on Louis Latour’s Vignes Franches Premier Cru, a wine that consistently dazzles us each vintage with its Pommard-like opulence and lively fruit-driven character that’s just as thrilling to enjoy young as it…
Maison Louis Latour is synonymous with first-class Pinot Noir, from 100-point reds grown on tiny Grand Cru plots to stellar values from way-ahead-of-the-curve terroirs. And today’s Louis Latour Les Pierres Dorées Pinot Noir delivers that pedigree at a dynamite price. This is pure Latour quality from domaine-grown Pinot Noir: a red that exudes aromas of fresh…
The finest Chardonnay in the world has always been grown on the east-facing calcareous hillsides of Burgundy. From Meursault to Pouilly-Fuissé, excellent white Burgundy marries tightly wound apple-pear concentration with a riveting acid backbone. But bargain-hunting in Burgundy these days is like trying to find a needle in a haystack. Today, we have at least one…
Our weekly judging panel can get heated, as Wine Team members pour their wines then advocate for them, trying to convince the skeptics at the table (and there’s always one) that their wine is worthy of Wine Access members. But every so often, a wine will make an open-and-shut case for itself—and the sheer pleasure-to-price ratio…
Vintage Champagne: We’ve always considered it one of life’s true luxuries—and therefore about the furthest thing from common. But if any bottle proves it can be both, it’s the 2017 Champagne M. Brugnon Blanc de Blancs. This is the follow-up to the sell-out 2015 bottling that earned some of the most impressive member-ratings of almost…
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